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    Computer security breaches have been occurred in too many places since information technology is used. Security practitioners declare that those breaches incident cost vast businesses that is estimated more than $1 billion, according to Pinsent Masons, (2014). There are also non-financial costs that companies may suffer. Figure 1 is illustrated World's Biggest Data Breaches that happened last decade. Figure 1: World's Biggest Data Breaches. Source: DataBreaches.net & IdTheftCentre

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    INTRO TO COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY TJX SECURITY BREACH Harjot Kaur ID 1705173 MADS 6697 V1 Mohamed Sheriff July 10, 2016 Fairleigh Dickinson University, Vancouver Table of contents Introduction TJX, the largest off‐price clothing retailer in the United States still suffers from the biggest credit‐card theft in history. The company lost 94 million credit and debit card numbers resulting in a huge amount of fraudulent transactions due to weak security systems in at least one

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    The number of significant computer security breaches around the globe is continuously growing. Typically, at least once a month. a major news story is published about an extensive data breach or a company being hacked. Many organizations are being compromised by means of software vulnerabilities, distributed denial of service attacks, and in many cases their own employees. By the end of 2015 over 4.9 billion devices will be connected to the internet and any one of them could be susceptible to an

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    configuration defects. The IEEE computer security, the main relationship for registering experts had been dispatched a digital security which is activity

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    Data Breach: Ensure proper physical security of electronic and physical restricted data wherever it lives.  Lock down workstations and laptops as a deterrent.  Secure your area, files and portable equipment before leaving them unattended.  Don't leave papers, computers or other electronic devices visible in an empty car or house.  Shred sensitive paper records before disposing of them.  Don’t leave sensitive information lying around unprotected, including on printers, fax machines, copiers,

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    report I will explain three penetrations methods. The three methods are: OSSTMM Method, DOS and VMs penetrations testing. A penetration test is a method to evaluate the security of a system or computer network. This method allows to simulate an attack and find exploitable vulnerabilities to propose an action plan to improve the security. There are two types of penetration testing: the pentest in Black Box or pentest in White Box. The pentester in Black Box mode really puts in the skin of an external

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    need to develop new forms of approaches that are aimed at disarming the security of technology and networks. Following this, one notable dimension that is imperative for facilitating the accomplishment of effective computer/network security involves the component of usability. Normally, emphasis on computer-oriented tasks and obligations by end users contribute to a deterioration of security thereby establishing a defective security system. However, rather than perceive usability as the main precursor

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    Security Issues and Best Practices for Securing Public-Access Computers Jodi Herman Davenport University IAAS481 Information Security and Assurance John Wilson, Instructor October 1, 2016   When businesses provide computers for public use, several challenges are presented. In addition to allowing the general public this service, and ultimately growing their market share, a business must define the line between appropriate use and securing the network. The easiest and probably the most common sense

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    L. Keaton Paper #1 Security to Stop Computer and Internet Crimes Introduction The computer and the Internet are important tools used by many people all around the world. Usually the computer and internet are used for information. In today’s society it is being used for unlawful activities. It is being used to distribute child pornography, money laundering, credit card fraud; identify theft, and all other types of crimes. Hackers are people who use their computer skills to harm society

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    living our lives online, something needs to keep our precious data safe. Cyber security was the answer to that dilemma, and keeps all of our personal information away from people who have nefarious plans for it. Cyber Security spawned from the technology age. With so many people online and some much data flowing freely, it was only a matter of time before something bad happened. Cyber security is the protection of computers, networks, and pretty much anything that deals with an internet connection from

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